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Maps[edit]
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Cymydau of Medieval Wales
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Rivers and Lakes of Wales
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Northern Britain (topo), with walls (Hadrian's and Antonine)
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Central Scotland (topographic)
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People's of southern Scotland mentioned by Ptolemy, located according to William Roy's Military Antiquities of the Romans in Britain (1793)
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Ayrshire, with rivers and some towns
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Galloway, Scotland, with rivers and some towns
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Medieval Bishoprics in Scotland
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Northern Britain showing Antonine and Hadrian's Walls (topographic map)
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Locations of dedications to Saint Ninian (England, Scotland, Isle of Man)
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Kingdom of Strathclyde, areas of influence, c. 900 – c. 1100
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Anglo-Scottish border, with historical areas and dates (1227, 1482, 1552)
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Modern Anglo-Scottish border
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Places related to St. Tewdrig mentioned in the Book of Llandaff
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Medieval Wales
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Post-Roman and Early Medieval Wales
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Pre-Roman Wales
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Kingdom of Ergyng, circa 700
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Kingdom of Ergyng, circa 600
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Kingdom of Ergyng, circa 500
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Kingdom of Ergyng, circa 40
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Ptolemy's map of Scotland south of the Forth (topo)
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Scotland South of the Forth, c. 1200, Regions and Languages (topo)
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Distribution of Norse Placenames in Cumbria, Isle of Man, Dumfriesshire
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Carrick, 13th – 14th century
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Carrick, 13th – 14th century (with locator)
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British Coalfields, 19th Century
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Yr Hen Ogledd (The Old North) c. 550 – c. 650
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Roman Forts on the Antonine Wall
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Central Britain, c. 550
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The Rise of Northumbria, 600 – 700
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Cantrefi of Medieval Wales
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Cantrefi of Medieval Wales (Norse legend)
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Kingdom of Gwynedd, c. 830
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The Middle Country (Y Berfeddwlad), c. 830
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Kingdom of Gwynedd, c. 620
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Britain, c. 540, in the time of Gildas
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Stone Inscriptions in Wales, with and w/o Ogham
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Stone Inscriptions in Cornwall and Devon, with and w/o Ogham
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Settlement of the Déisi and Uí Liatháin in Britain
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Rhwng Gwy a Hafren ("Between Wye and Severn")
Roman Britain[edit]
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Peoples of Northern Britain according to Ptolemy's map
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Ptolemy's map of Scotland south of the Forth
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British Campaigns of Agricola, 78 – 84
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Northern British Campaigns of Agricola, 80 – 84
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Roman Britain, Northern Campaigns (208 – 211) – The Severan Campaigns
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Roman Scotland, Military Organisation (370)
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Roman Scotland, Military Organisation (270)
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Roman Scotland, Military Organisation (180)
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Roman Scotland, Military Organisation (155)
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Roman Scotland, Military Organisation (130)
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Roman Scotland, Military Organisation (84)
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Roman Britain, Military Organisation in the north (370)
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Roman Britain, Military Organisation in the north (270)
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Roman Britain, Military Organisation in the north (180)
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Roman Britain, Military Organisation in the north (155)
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Roman Britain, Military Organisation in the north (130)
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Roman Britain, Military Organisation in the north (84)
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Roman Britain, Military Organisation (68)
To pitch[edit]
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Iona, Scotland (monochrome)
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Isle of Mull, Scotland (topographic), with Iona labeled
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Isle of Mull, Scotland (topographic)
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Southwestern Scotland (topographic)
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Galloway, Scotland: modern names of landmarks on Ptolemy's map
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Galloway, Scotland: Ptolemy's names of landmarks on Ptolemy's map
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Location of Novantae and Selgovae peoples of ancient Britain, according to Ptolemy's Geography
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Ptolemy's Damnonii tribe, showing his landmarks
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Galloway, Scotland (topo), with Ptolemy's towns of the Novantae and Selgovae
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Catchments[edit]
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River Tweed catchment (topographic)
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Tributaries of the River Tweed catchment
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River Tweed catchment within Scotland
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River Tay catchment (topographic)
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Tributaries of the River Tay catchment
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River Tay catchment within Scotland
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River Spey catchment (topographic)
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Tributaries of the River Spey catchment
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River Spey catchment within Scotland
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River Clyde catchment (topographic)
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Tributaries of the River Clyde catchment
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River Clyde catchment within Scotland
From books, submaps of commons maps[edit]
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Govan, Scotland region (from the 1654 Blaeu map of Scotland)
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subregion of Blaeu's printing of Ptolemy's map of Britain (showing Scotland)
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Ptolemy's map of central Scotland (enlargement of a sub area of the source)
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Map of Scottish bishoprics in the reign of David I (reigned 1124 – 1153)
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Iona, showing the sites of the monasteries and abbey
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The monastic church in Scotland prior to the eighth century
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The state of the church in Scotland in the reign of David I